rabidonrails

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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   Stripe.com
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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   I think a good start would be a phrase explaining what service Archfinch provides. I felt like you should greet me with a phrase about your service. "Archfinch 'find what you like'" seems to sum up the site in four words. The service you pr
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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   I think the Navbox is a pretty interesting option for navigation across the site. However, it might be helpful to have a login on the front page without a click-through. For some reason the font you used doesn't seem to mesh well and overri
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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   Ours play Shoot To Thrill (AC/DC)
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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   It's probably too early but, when you have the users, you should put up a dashboard with how many people are using the service. You could have something like "2436 People Are More Romantic," that would 'prove' legitimacy and verify the your
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   Should I do my startup's taxes myself?

   2 points by rabidonrails 16y ago|2 comments
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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   I think you should apply to sell to AOL...god knows it'd be the only asset they'd have that's in the black....say 316MM?
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   Financial Times talks about the Silicon Valley "Bubble"(ft.com)

   1 points by rabidonrails 16y ago|0 comments
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   by rabidonrails 16y ago

   You need to update that sentence...define "it".
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    I think you have too much information on the front page. Give a static tour of your service so I can figure out what you're really offering. It looks, to me, like you have way to much text on the front page -- I don't think people will move
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    http://www.goodfuckingdesignadvice.com -- I'm pretty sure this is good f*cking design advice.
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    you need to change it up a bit. I'm with phlux - get out and do something. Take a break -- go somewhere for the weekend to clear your mind. Whatever you do, don't fall into a vortex of self-pity. Remember, she's gone, it sucks but it'll pas
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    After reading all the comments I find myself at the tipping point of a truly great idea -- no doubt inspired by the questions brought forth by Martin. If the end goal of schooling is to learn AND be able to apply knowledge, then what can be
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    Are you looking to use a "badge" system to reward those who answer like SO? Quora works now because they don't have to deal with idiots posting crappy answers...will they be successful after a real launch? Isn't that their main concern...be
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    I like it and I see why a service like this would be helpful. But, is there enough incentive for your users to answer the texts? For example, if I'm at a bar in NYC drinking with my friends and I get a text (from a stranger) asking how much
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    by rabidonrails 16y ago

    I agree. I usually don't allow an application to sign me in through a third party. Something about it conjures up images of someone trying to access all my personal information and paranoia kicks in.